Oil rose toward $63 a barrel with investment banks and traders predicting the market will tighten further and push prices higher. (Bloomberg) — Oil rose toward $63 a barrel with investment banks and traders predicting the market will tighten further and push prices higher. Futures in New York gained 1.3% on Tuesday after climbing more than 4% in the previous session. The market is heading toward what could be the tightest quarter since at least 2000, according to Morgan Stanley, while Socar Trading SA sees global benchmark Brent hitting $80 this year as the glut of inventories built up during the Covid-19 pandemic is drained by the summer. The loss of oil output after the big freeze in the U.S. will also help the market firm as much of the world emerges from lockdowns, according to Trafigura Group. Fuel flows from Asia to the U.S. have gained after the […]